• Corporation for National Service
• Access to the Federal Register
• Access to information of the Administration for Native Americans and Technical Assistance Provided (i.e. free proposal writing classes)
• Information for, by and about Alaskans. Everything from library access to weather information
• Institute of Museum and Library Services. Gives grants to new libraries and Native American libraries

• Alaska Native Language Center
• Statewide ARDOR Association
• Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Useful links to local Resources.
• Alaska Federation of Natives
• Alaska Inter-Tribal Council
• A list of ANSCA regional for and nonprofit organizations with links to their sites
• Rural Alaska Community Action Program
• Economic Development Administration
• USDA Rural Development
• Student Guide to Alaska

Links to important low income assistance programs (Food stamps, etc):

http://health.hss.state.ak.us/dpa/
http://www.ahfc.state.ak.us/home/index.cfm

Craig's List (Internet Classifieds)

Department of Motor Vehicles

Anchorage Press (The Anchorage Press is an Anchorage-wide Art, Entertainment, Recreation and Metro newspaper. Established in 1992, The Press is printed WEEKLY on Thursdays and is distributed throughout the Anchorage area)

AlaskaLawHelp.org is great resource material for rural Alaska VISTAs and a resource to many other organizations and agencies.

AlaskaLawHelp is a guide to civil legal services and resources for low-income persons and seniors in Alaska. This site provides information on various free and low-cost legal programs in Alaska, including basic eligibility and contact information. Here you can find links to web sites offering helpful information, schedules of free self-help clinics, forms, and legal education documents that give you basic information on a number of legal problems.

National Service Resources

Corporation for National and Community Service website that offers Tools and Training for Volunteer and Service Programs.

The Community Tool Box

The Tool Box provides over 6,000 pages of practical information to support your work in promoting community health and development. This web site is created and maintained by the Work Group on Health Promotion and Community Development at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas (U.S.A). Developed in collaboration with AHEC/Community Partners in Amherst, Massachusetts, the site has been on line since 1995, and it continues to grow on a weekly basis.

The core of the Tool Box is the "topic sections" that include practical guidance for the different tasks necessary to promote community health and development. For instance, there are sections on leadership, strategic planning, community assessment, grant writing, and evaluation to give just a few examples. Each section includes a description of the task, advantages of doing it, step-by-step guidelines, examples, checklists of points to review, and training materials.

The vast resources of the CTB are organized by what you may want to do. These include: